The Russellville Democrat., 1887-11-02
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Owing to misinformatiOn we stated
sometime ago that Messrs. John and
VIM. Parton, formerly of this county,
had been sent to prison for some mis-
demeanor committed in the territory.
We are creditably informed that they
were only detained for short time az
TT. Smith on trumped up charge OF
some kind, and no ono appearing
against them, they were released and
are now enjoying the utmost freedom
In the Nation.
THE following gem in its way is
taken from one of our exchanges and
presented with the hope that some of
our readers will see the point as we'll
as take the hint:
s'There Is little matter that Some
of our subscribers have Seemingly for
gotten entirely-$ome Of them have
made us promi$e$, but have not kept
them. To US it il very important
matter; it's nece$$arv in our bu$ine$$.
We are very modest and don't like to
$peak about It,"
Miss Matte Paine, the efficient
and accommodating postmistress, has
bought, for the consideration of $3.50,
Mr.. John Simpsons house and lot sit
uated in the central part Of the town.
The average young man Of the time
might learn practical lesson from
thisi Instance of enterprise and econo-
my. Herald.
Miss Paine is not only an accomplish
ed lady. a popular and correct official,
but she Ia also agent for the DEMOCRAT
at Lamar, and we are indebted to her
for many favors.
The Fayetteville Sentinel has the
following complimentary notice OF the
Chasteen- Middleton wedding In that
city
siOn Wednesday, Oct. 10, Mt the resi-
derce Of l.. d. Middleton, his oldest
daughter, Mai, and Robert w. Chas-
teen. the groom was formerly resi-
dent of this county, but is now en-
gagged in business in Russellville, Ark,
where the young couple will reside.
| Miss Mai has been with us since her
childhood and we are selfish enough
to wish that she might remain, but as
her husband calls her hence we wish
them much joy and congratulate the
town which is so fortunate as to re-
ceive her."
The following Is taken from the
Little Rock Gazette of the LIST inst.
| cdr. K. Cross was officially notified
yesterday that he had been elected al
honorary fellow to the Virginia State
Medical Society. This is very old SO.
ciety, and they only allow two honor.
airy members each term. DR.. Cross
was the only one elected this year.
| DR. Cross Is one of the best Informed
physicians in the south or west, aud IL
withal cultured honorable gentleman
The eminencc which he has attained In
his profession is a source of much graft
fication to his medical associates, as
well as to his numerous friends and
grateful patrons in all parts Of the
State.
We can add our amen to the fol-
lowing from an exchange" When you
return from some other town with a
bundle of goods that you could have
bought just as we'll FROM your home
merchants, don't you feel little
mean? Honor bright, don't you? Il
you don't the Lord help your poor soul
You are doing what little you can t
ruin every business In your town be
cause we all depend on one another
When you have got the cash to pay fol-
your goods, don't 60 off TO some Other
town 10 make your purchases anu tnen
expect yout home merchant TO carry
you for months. Give those that &C
commodate you the benefit of your
cash transaction"
| PROF. Knowlton has been CORES
ponding with the authorities in Little
| Rock with reference to special train
on school child.en's day at the exposi
ton for the purpose OF taking the chill
dren down and bringing them back or
one and the same day. We are glad u
learn that there Is prospect Of secur-
ing such train, due notice OF which
will be given In next Issue. Prof
Knowlton and his assistants are thor
oughly alive to the importance OF the
movement and will do all In their pow.
or to make the trip as pleasant and
profitable as possible for all Will 10.
Further notice OF the trip and the ar
engagements made will be given next
week.
OLD people suffer from disorders Of
the urinary organs, and are always
gratified 81 Vie wonderful effects q pr
J. II. McIzfin's Liver and Kidney Balm
IN banIsh!tg their troubles. Sl.oo per
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